-Removed focus on flanks and overlap... just a right underlap instruction -Ball distribution from keeper to the left BPD - AM (A) -> SS -Removed Stay wider from SS - VOL (A) -> VOL (S) - Stay wider removed from WBs, run wide with the ball added - step up more removed - Central AF with More direct passes
Ball distribution to Wbs throught SK short kicks. I saw the IA doing it and was AESTHETICALLY beautiful, and kinda effective. Why not test the beauty? May I want to roleplay some stuff and just be happy.
kvasir said: Yup. My WBs and the DLP are the ones getting most of the assists.
Off-topic: my DM with a defensive role is really struggling with his ratings every match, even though he's one of my best players according to his Current ability and Genie Scout rating for the DM position. Super weird. Do you experience the same in your games? Expand
yes, tried everything to test other roles... we cant beat him lol
kvasir said: I'm not the original person you were talking to, but I'd like to share my opinion. I'm skeptical about changing the tactic based on staff advice before the match starts. Like you mentioned, these changes might backfire and weaken it. If my Assistant Manager really knows his stuff, say with a tactical knowledge of 17 or higher, I might consider his opposition instructions. But it's tough to know if these changes are actually effective. There is a test on here showing that tactics can perform worse with the OIs. However, during a match, especially when we're comfortably leading, I'd be more inclined to follow my Assistant's advice, if it would result in strengthening our defense or conserving our players' energy. Expand
for me wing backs and dms are key for this tactic, I never let them get tired
Quick question, when you take the tactics, do you make any changes to the coaching advised by the assistant before the matches? example: raise on the sides? play more direct? careful system? or do you not touch anything? Thank you in advance for the feedback, team. Expand
Fatigue management and mentality according to the game status, u alrdy know that the best mentalities are balanced and attacking. You can swap between in any tactic here on the forum. Keep in mind that u can change some attacking roles to support when going to balanced and wants to keep the results till the final blow.
- CM (S) -> CM (A)
- excluded focus play on left
- excluded step up more
- wing backs w/o stay wider and with run wide with the ball
-Removed focus on flanks and overlap... just a right underlap instruction
-Ball distribution from keeper to the left BPD
- AM (A) -> SS
-Removed Stay wider from SS
- VOL (A) -> VOL (S)
- Stay wider removed from WBs, run wide with the ball added
- step up more removed
- Central AF with More direct passes
Step up, overlaps and focus play on flanks added
RPM (S) -> VOL (A)
Removed focus/overlaps, removed step up
- Much higher defensive line added
- Removed step up
changed the DLP (S) -> HB to enhance this
We need new ideas, haha
Off-topic: my DM with a defensive role is really struggling with his ratings every match, even though he's one of my best players according to his Current ability and Genie Scout rating for the DM position. Super weird. Do you experience the same in your games?
yes, tried everything to test other roles... we cant beat him lol
for me wing backs and dms are key for this tactic, I never let them get tired
Quick question, when you take the tactics, do you make any changes to the coaching advised by the assistant before the matches? example: raise on the sides? play more direct? careful system? or do you not touch anything? Thank you in advance for the feedback, team.
Fatigue management and mentality according to the game status, u alrdy know that the best mentalities are balanced and attacking. You can swap between in any tactic here on the forum. Keep in mind that u can change some attacking roles to support when going to balanced and wants to keep the results till the final blow.
Balanced -> Attacking mentality